will: remnants of ian continue to devastate the southeast. videos and photographs don t do the devastation any justice. it looks like a bomb exploded frankly. we ve been through irma, wilma 15 years ago, this is something i have never seen in my life. i need you to get up in there and i will hand her to you and you need to hold her. i don t know what else to do. only thing we can do is pray. will: a shelter in place warning issued in florida after a possible levy breach with potential to unleash 15 foot floodwaters into areas already devastated by hurricane ian. pete: that warning sent to eastern sarasota county, one of the hardest hit areas by the storm when it made landfall as a category 4 hurricane this week. search and rescue efforts underway is 30 people confirmed dead. 7 deaths alone in florida. more than one million people in florida without power this morning. will: en making its third and final landfall searching inland as a post-tropical cyclone
be days without them and that could be a problem if you have high blood pressure a lung condition. always make sure you have a ready to go kit that will include your id, some money, your charger, your cell phone, dry clothes, snacks and water, these are things you can do to prepare in advance and if it is recommended to evacuate you want to do that but beautiful to see the community coming together, supporting one another, you see these incredible organizations, the cajun navy, fema, the army corps helping out, the red cross, samaritan s purse, these organizations coming together to provide food, shelter, medical and mental support as well. pete: don t be hasty if you don t have to and allow time to make a rational decision. will: you have been at these natural disasters. rachel: and hydrate. hydration is important.